South Korean Drive Near Kaesong Advances to Border
American First Cavalry units push toward the 38th parallel as South Korean divisions enter North Korea, crossing near Kaesong and advancing toward Pyongyang. U N troops mass around Seoul while air power targets supply convoys, signaling a major border-crossing operation and plan for a broader UN peace push in New York.
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Powell's Name Taken Off New Hampshire Ballot
In Concord, October 1, the New Hampshire ballot law commission ruled Wesley Powell’s name off the ballot 23 for an independent U S Senate race. The decision leaves Charles W. Tobey in a two man contest for a third term. Powell, defeated by Tobey in the primary, sought to run as an independent after losing the nomination.
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U S Cities Fight Smoke Ordinances Reform Efforts
The American Municipal Association reports more than 200 municipalities have adopted single-ventral ordinances. Cities aim to curb dense smokes with new time limits and stricter bans.
Top Colorado Haraford Sale Animal Dominates
The award went to a Haraford sire bred by Witners, shown by Ralph Wright from Spelnger, with Abd ton as the ranch champion and ROR Honolulider TV the standout bull. Selling price reached $1,900 as the event at Lamont pavilion Denver showcased premier Haraford stock from the Paluterteroford company of Rogres.
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Elro
Witner Haraforda
Greeley
Colorado Haraford Association
Lamont Pavilion
Denver
Honolulider
Ralph Wright Aint
Rogres
Fire destroys two haystacks near Windsor
High winds swept Weld county on Friday destroying two stacks of hay on the Jake Winder farm near Windear. The loss is estimated at 600 dollars. The blaze halted bean cutting and interrupted electrical service as limbs fouled lines. Wind gusts damaged wires and disrupted service to Windsor and surrounding areas. Fire crews connected lines to a sugar company pit and brought the fire under control after about three hours. A new Windsor fire protection district was formed recently and a new truck is due.
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Greetey
Great Western Sugar Company
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Frontier Airlines
Sunday School Rally Gathers In Eaton
Sunday School teachers from the American Lutheran churches in the Rocky Mountains region convene in Eaton at the Northern Sunley School. Rev. Waller Fleischman of Baton will lead as pastor. Around 100 attendees expected. program starts 2 80 p.m. with a tea at 4 p.m. The event concludes with a string performance and banquet. Local officers and choir members from Our Saylor's Lutheran Church will attend.
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Dentist Peter Appel Dies at 71 in Wyoming Home
Veteran Chayenne figure Peter Appel aged 71 died this morning at his home after a long illness. Appel, honored last June as Wyoming’s “Dentist of the Half Century” by the American Dental Association, practiced in Cheyenne for more than a year.
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American Dental Assorlation
CAP Officers Fly to Lowry for SARCAP Exercise
Lt Col. Truman Hall, commander of CAP Group 6, and Lt. Livy Stonebraker attend Operation SARCAP at Lowry Field. The two day event includes Air Force rescue crews and CAP pilots reviewing search and rescue techniques and equipment. If weather permits, a practice search will be flown Sunday off Lawry Field with 76 planes.
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Lowry Field
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Werther
Ditch Overflow Fatality Near Port Morgan
Morgan county coroner Francia Jylliffe reported a water overflow on U.S. 6 near Port Morgan erupting into a ditch. Bruns, driving a cattle truck, stopped to inspect his engine when a loaded truck struck, spraying water and obscuring his windshield. Bruns was killed instantly. Waterman, 42, witnessed the crash. The year’s 289th Colorado death. 827 recorded on Oct 7, 134% remains noted.
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Three Hurt in U S 85 Accident Near Nunn Overpass
Three Lowry Field soldiers and a woman were injured in a OnG-CAT crash on U S highway 85 near the Nunn overpass. The most seriously hurt was PFC Noy G. Brasiel, taken to Warren Air Force Hospital for treatment of serious injuries. TSgt Ardell Fontch and May Binwart suffered minor to nonfatal injuries and were released from Memorial Hospital in Cheyenne. State Patrol identified the woman as living at 20 Brandway, Denver. Investigating officer Melvin Movell said the vehicle appeared to have lost control, crossing into the opposite lane and colliding with roadside guide posts.
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Ray Andrews Dies Former Tribune Executive at 74
Ray Andrews 74 former Tribune business manager died Saturday at his Sacramento home after a two year illness. Born January 28 1874 in Iowa, he moved to Colorado about 17 years ago and held several Tribune roles. Survived by wife Mande Brilloy, four daughters, two sons, two sisters, and a brother.
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Utah
Mac's Office Reports Communist Casualties Over 200000
Tokyo via Act reports General MacArthur's office estimated communist casualties at about 206,009 in three months of Korean warfare, including 40,000 prisoners. The tally covers combat, wounds, illness, and other losses, with many casualties possibly counted more than once.
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Weather Balloon Mystery Near Singapore Deemed Unclear
A stray object was spotted in the sky above Singapore, prompting initial concern of a weather balloon or foreign craft. Officials later identified the phenomenon as a meteorological balloon from the Meteorological Department, released to study upper atmosphere conditions, with observers quoted as describing a bright object near the horizon and distant comet-like appearance.
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Yanks Clinch World Series as Ford Wins Fourth Game
Whitey Ford, 21 year old rookie southpaw, pitched a 5 2 victory to clinch the World Series for the New York Yankees over the Philadelphia Phillies in four games before 64 088 fans at Yankee Stadium. Gene Woodling's two run error opened the scoring, Mike Goloski and Yogi Berra contributed late offense, and Allie Reynolds closed out the win with a strikeout in relief. It was the Yankees sixth straight World Series sweep and Ford became one of the youngest winners in the event.
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UN Approves Final Drive Across Korea Occupation Plan
United Nations assembly endorsed a major eight power plan to rebuild Korea, authorizing a drive across the region while facing bitter Soviet opposition. The vote stood 46 to 6 as nations including India and Iran backed the measure amid the North Korea dispute.
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Fourth in a Row Yankee Stadium Oct 4 World Series Box Score
Official box score of game four in the 1960 World Series at Yankee Stadium lists Philadelphia and New York lineups with AB R H O, pitching by Konstanty and Roberts, and by Ford and Miller for the winners. Umpires, attendance 68,088, time 2:05.
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Sugar Mills Begin Slicing Greeley Beet Harvest Start
Sugar mills in the Great Western Sugar company district began operations at 4 pm Prk day as beet deliveries started Thursday. About 300 workers will be employed, with railcar space limiting processing. Two Mexican National units arrived Saturday and more buses are due, under Great Western labor coordination.
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Swisher Seeks Legislature Rainmaking Regulation
Denver and New York reports lead Swisher to push licensing of rainmaking and crop spraying operations. He proposes a state board license for all general operations and permits for specific jobs, aiming to curb health and environmental risks while addressing drought and snowfall manipulation concerns.
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Schalter
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Brighton
Open House At CSCH Residence Halls On Sunday
Townsfolk invited to visit the women and men’s residence halls at CSCH Sunday afternoon for an open house sponsored by the Residence Halls Council. Women’s dormitories Seyder Decker Sabin Gordon Bristol Belford and Toby Kendall halls open 2:30 to 5 with refreshments. men’s residences Cross Dick Picchini Yeaversly presiding 3 to 5 with refreshments, plus other officers listed.
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Bristol Bellford
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Barbara Myers
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Dona MacDonald
Golden
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Louisville
Ann Leake
Eaton
Maxim Svaeh
Steamboat Springs
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Rita Mueldener
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Littleton
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Durango
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Weather Local Four Hours End Bwm Saturday
Weather report summarizes multiple regions including Colorado Wyoming New Mexico with scattered showers and variable wind. Forecast notes cooler conditions in the south today and tonight, warmer tomorrow, with mixed clouds and light showers expected in parts.
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Football Scores Smash College Contests Across Nation
A flood of college football scores shows SMU at 14 and Colorado at 21, with Kansas 7 and Notre Dame 0. Wisconsin 7, Maryland 1, Michigan State 7, Georgia 0. North western 22, Navy 25. Amherst 14, Penn 0. Cornell 26, Michigan 27. Syracuse 7. Yale 21. Vanderbilt 14.
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Prince Wins Jockey Club Cup at Belmont
New York October 7 Pi-HuL Priven led most of the way to win the $54,100 Jockey Club Cup at Belmont Park. Noor trailed well behind as Adie Wahind and others vied for place in the event amid steady fall conditions.
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